The Business Directory for New Zealand

“It’s a fantastic concept! It gives people an insight into our business before they walk in the door, who otherwise might just pass through, plus gives more exposure to a wider customer base, and enhances our business and our community. Thanks to Ashley and Anne from Bizness Impressions for taking us on board.”
  Bernie Karam of Karam’s Clothes on the Coast

 

"Having the directory encourages people to support their local businesses. All these local businesses have to be supported, otherwise you lose them. Everything I’ve got is on the video, and I can show it off. It’s a virtual shop walk. It would be great if all the businesses had this, then we could all stand together to make a big impact."
  Rosie Corkill from Pastimes

 

"The video recorded by Bizness Impressions describes what my business does and encourages customers to use our services. The biggest benefits from this listing are more exposure, more sales and market awareness. Ashley and Anne are very professional to deal with, and they delivered what they promised and more. They totally exceeded expectations. I would recommend the directory to all other businesses.”
  Simon Foley from Coastal Agri Services

 

“My web page puts me on the internet for the first time by displaying photos and a write-up about our mechanical repairs on vehicles, motor bikes and field services on farm machinery and much more.”. I believe my biggest benefit is spreading my name and keeping business in the local area. “Websites are all too expensive, and this is much cheaper.”
  Steve Barratt from Agrimec Auto

 

“I feel that I've only tapped into a small percentage of the local market since starting my computer business a few years ago. Listing with Bizness Impressions makes a lot more people aware that I'm operating here”.
  Shane Butler from Pilot Computing

 

“It’s an exciting new initiative! Video contributes a more human side to my business. It’s like a TV advert which introduces people to what my business does, and the range of products and services on offer, but is a more affordable option.  It's good to see people with the technology and skills, prepared to use these skills to promote local business."
  Bernice McKellar of Opunake and Coastal News